Sugar Hill Children’s Museum Appoints Rob Fields As New Director In Harlem
The Sugar Hill Museum of Art & Storytelling announced today that Rob Fields has been appointed as its new director.Continue reading
Women’s History Month At The Sugar Hill Children’s Museum Of Art & Storytelling In Harlem
Strong Girls & Brave Women is the title of a featured storytelling session and will be the theme through art and stories throughout March as the Museum Celebrates Women’s History Month.Continue reading
Sugar Hill Children’s Museum Of Art & Storytelling Accepting Applications In Harlem
The Sugar Hill Children’s Museum of Art & Storytelling has opened its application process for its annual Artist-In-Residence Program.Continue reading
Join Harlem Arts Advocacy Month 2019 Throughout October In Harlem
The Harlem Arts Alliance, an arts service organization consisting of over 400 members, co-presented and highlighted multiple events and activities by its members and institutions during the month of October’s Arts Advocacy Month.Continue reading
Celebrate The Legacy Of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. At The Sugar Hill Children’s Museum
The Sugar Hill Children’s Museum of Art & Storytelling hosts its next PLAYDATE on Sunday, January 20th from 10 AM – 5 PM, inspired by the legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.Continue reading
Its A Boo-Tastic Halloween In Harlem Party At The Sugar Hill Children’s Museum
Join us for a boo-tastic Halloween in Harlem, featuring music, face painting, costume-making, magic, and our very own pumpkin patch! Continue reading
Sugar Hill Children’s Museum’s 1st Annual Benefit Honoring Harlem’s Shola Lynch And Others
The Sugar Hill Children’s Museum of Art & Storytelling is excited to announce its first annual benefit, [press] PLAY - a festive evening for adults to explore exhibitions, storytelling prompts and interactive arts activities throughout its 17,000 sq ft state-of-the-art Museum designed by world renowned architect David Adjaye.Continue reading
